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Prisoner of Honor
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Prisoner of Honor

Nov 2, 1991
1h 28m
★ 6.2

As the battle raged, one man fought alone

Overview

France, 1897. Colonel Georges Picquart challenges the French government when he discovers the obscure political maneuvers that led to the imprisonment of the Jewish Captain Alfred Dreyfus after being convicted of espionage in 1894.

Genres

Drama
History
TV Movie

Production Companies

Etude
Dreyfuss / James Productions
Warner Bros. Television

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Cast

Richard Dreyfuss

Col. Picquart

Richard Dreyfuss

Oliver Reed

Gen. de Boisdeffre

Oliver Reed

Peter Firth

Maj. Henry

Peter Firth

Jeremy Kemp

Gen. de Pellieux

Jeremy Kemp

Brian Blessed

Gen. Gonse

Brian Blessed

Peter Vaughan

Gen. Mercier

Peter Vaughan

Kenneth Colley

Capt. Dreyfus

Kenneth Colley

Catherine Neilson

Eloise

Catherine Neilson

Lindsay Anderson

War Minister

Lindsay Anderson